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FROM THE VICE PRESIDENT

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A PLACE FOR INNOVATION

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Select faculty honors and accomplishments.
  • Ann-Margaret Esnard

    Ann-Margaret Esnard, Distinguished University Professor in the Department of Public Management and Policy, has been named associate dean for research and strategic initiatives.

  • David Iwaniec

    David Iwaniec, assistant professor in the Urban Studies Institute, has been named to the executive team leading the Urban Resilience to Extreme Events Sustainability Research Network, a National Science Foundation project working to build sustainable, resilient and equitable futures.

  • Cathy Yang Liu

    Cathy Yang Liu, associate professor of public management and policy, is co-editor of the book “Metropolitan Governance in Asia and the Pacific Rim,” which captures the regions’ urban policy and public management developments while recognizing their heightened economic and political importance.

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Leaking from a faulty furnace or fireplace, carbon monoxide gas can kill. But scientists are finding that — given in small, targeted doses — it also has the power to treat illnesses ranging from cancer to sickle cell disease to traumatic brain injury. How one Georgia State professor is working to unleash the molecule’s healing benefits.
By LaTina Emerson
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In a new book, law professor Eric Segall examines the contentious doctrine of “originalism” — the interpretation of the U.S. Constitution that claims to follow the document’s original meaning — and how it’s evolved from judicial theory to political weapon.
By William Inman
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How the big data revolution has changed the way Georgia State scientists make discoveries about weather, faraway planets and the history of the universe.
By Nola Taylor Redd

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Georgia State is leading the way in training teachers for dual-language classrooms.
by Sonya Collins
The Aneja Lab is studying cell division to identify new biomarkers for cancer.
by Jennifer Rainey Marquez
Helix DNA
How do cells repair damaged DNA? A Georgia State chemist finds it’s as simple as pinch, push, pull.
By LaTina Emerson
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With Black Girls WRITE, assistant professor Gholnecsar Muhammad recreates a 19th-century literary tradition for modern-day students.
by Jennifer Rainey Marquez
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The university’s Neuroscience Institute celebrates a decade of discovery.
by Sonya Collins
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Respiratory syncytial virus sends thousands to the hospital every year and can be fatal for the very young and old — but there is no treatment. Professor Richard Plemper is working to change that.
by Jennifer Rainey Marquez
Denish Shah, director of the Social Media Intelligence Lab, talks about how social media insights are changing the way companies — even cities — operate.
Interview by Jennifer Rainey Marquez
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Rent-to-own financing practices have long preyed on minority homebuyers. And according to professor Dan Immergluck, they’re making a comeback in African-American neighborhoods.
By Jennifer Rainey Marquez
Georgia State scientists have identified a chemical compound that may work against the lethal Ebola virus.
By Jennifer Rainey Marquez
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A PLACE FOR INNOVATION
From the VP
In two new studies, Georgia State researchers upend traditional thinking on e-cigarettes.
by Jennifer Rainey Marquez

NOTEWORTHY

Select faculty honors and accomplishments.
  • Ann-Margaret Esnard

    Ann-Margaret Esnard, Distinguished University Professor in the Department of Public Management and Policy, has been named associate dean for research and strategic initiatives.

  • David Iwaniec

    David Iwaniec, assistant professor in the Urban Studies Institute, has been named to the executive team leading the Urban Resilience to Extreme Events Sustainability Research Network, a National Science Foundation project working to build sustainable, resilient and equitable futures.

  • Cathy Yang Liu

    Cathy Yang Liu, associate professor of public management and policy, is co-editor of the book “Metropolitan Governance in Asia and the Pacific Rim,” which captures the regions’ urban policy and public management developments while recognizing their heightened economic and political importance.

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